Are your shawls suitable for travel or as a blanket?

Yes, provided the size and fibre suit the job. An oversized shawl from 100x200 cm upward covers the shoulders and lap and doubles as a travel blanket.

Size - below roughly 100x200 cm a shawl reads as a scarf rather than a blanket. Larger sizes give the coverage travellers expect on a plane or train.

Fibre and weight - cashmere and cashmere-wool blends give warmth for low weight, which is what travel retail buyers want. A 30% cashmere / 70% wool blend balances softness with resilience for repeated use.

Merchandising - present it as a two-use piece, worn as a wrap and used as a blanket, and show the folded size against a cabin bag.

Packing - a light shawl folds small, but the exact packed volume depends on the fabric weight and is confirmed at sample stage.

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